America's role as global leader pretty much died under Trump

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Analysis: America's role as global leader all but died under Trump 

Priest shot with sawed-off shotgun outside a church in Lyon, France

 

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• Priest shot with sawed-off shotgun outside a church in Lyon, France

Biden campaign cancels Texas event after Trump supporters surround bus on interstate

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Biden campaign cancels Texas event after Trump supporters surround bus on interstate

Police use pepper spray to break up a march to a polling place in North Carolina

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Police use pepper spray to break up a march to a polling place in North Carolina

Rift between Fauci and White House bursts open

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Rift between Fauci and White House bursts open

ANALYSIS

The White House unloaded on Fauci after he called out Trump for allowing a neuroradiologist with no training with infectious disease to shape coronavirus strategy

Quake strikes Turkish coast and Greek island, killing 19

 

Eurozone growth soars record 12.7% but fears grow for winter

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Plug Power Is Correcting, So Watch For a New Base Pattern
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Quake strikes Turkish coast and Greek island, killing 19

Thursday 87,100 cases in one day.

What is 2.5% of 87,100 cases?

Which means the minimum deaths within a month or so just from Thursday's new coronavirus cases for Thursday is 2177

If hospitals can't handle this many cases in Midwest or other Red States it will be 5% which is:

4355.

If Hospitals basically have to give up on new patients

or send them to other states then it could be 10% 

death rate or: 8,710 for just the new cases of that 

one day. 

If you haven't studied it before try studying about 

the 1918 Spanish Flu which killed 100,000 people

just in October of 1918 after killing only about 10,000

people including Trump's Grandfather between 

January and August of 1918. The 100,000 who died

 in Just October of 1918 led into the 650,000 people

who died from 1918 to 1920 here in the U.S.

6 months of the 5% death rate would be:783900 on top 

of the 220,000 or whatever amount have already died

that were tested so far.

6 months of the 10% death rate where people have to

be shipped outside of red states because there are no

hospital beds left is:1,567,800

But, we have medical advancements but working 

against our group survival is Trump because of his 

ego in not being able to admit he is wrong ever

no matter how many Americans or others throughout

the world die.

So, if Trump stays in office we might need to expect

three times 650,000 or 1,950,000 Americans or close 

to or exceeding 2 million Americans from January 2020

until June or December of 2022. Because we are now

3 times the population of what we were in 1918.

Biden will help people stay alive through science

but Trump is ONLY going to just keep killing them if he

stays in office.

approximately 6 months at the 2.5% death rate is:391860

on top of how many have died already or about 

500,000 to 600,000 deaths which is likely to have 

occurred within 6 months from now.

But, you must multiply even this lowest death estimate

by 3 to include the 2/3 that die in the U.S. on the streets

or in their beds at home or living room couches to 

make full sense of all this.

This only makes sense of Europe and the U.S.

by the way. Since likely 1% or less are tested worldwide

you have to multiply their tested figures by about 5 to

10 to make sense of the figures of most countries

on earth that are not Canada, Europe, the U.S., Australia

or New Zealand. This is just a fact of life

that most people aren't ready to face at all.

 

 

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Nationwide, the more than 90 million ballots already cast represent about 66% -- almost two-thirds -- of the more than 136.5 million ballots cast in the 2016 presidential election

 

Early voters line up outside of the Vienna Community Building to cast their ballots for the November 3 election, in Vienna, West Virginia, on October 21, 2020. (Photo by Stephen Zenner/AFP/Getty Images)

(CNN)More than 90 million Americans have voted so far with three days left until Election Day, as a majority of states are reporting record early voting turnout in the 2020 election.

These votes represent almost 43% of registered voters nationwide, according to a survey of election officials in all 50 states and Washington, DC, by CNN, Edison Research, and Catalist.   

Fourteen states have already seen more than half of their registered voters cast ballots ahead of November 3.

Nationwide, the more than 90 million ballots already cast represent about 66% -- almost two-thirds -- of the more than 136.5 million ballots cast in the 2016 presidential election.  

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Most people are either captured by things like Q-Anon Conspiracy theories or they have been to college so are able to do serious critical thinking.

But, anyway you look at it the only true people that might benefit from Trump's policies are the upper 1% of people who all own stocks and property all over the U.S. and world. So, this means that people who are middle class or lower who are voting for Trump are sort of committing suicide economically and causing their families to starve and die of Coronavirus by voting for Trump.

But, people are going to believe whatever they are going to believe for many different reasons. For example, if you believe in Trump or don't believe in Trump and everyone else you know does: Are you willing to give up all those relatives and friends and walk away from them because you are voting for Biden?

This is the real problem as I see it at this point.

It used to be that you could vote for whoever you believed without getting killed for your beliefs. We are not there right now. And this is why there might be violence from the extreme right and the extreme left and everywhere in between this election day Night or after, especially if Trump continues to be as ridiculous and dangerous as he presently is to everyone on earth. Just remember this idiot has the nuclear football. And whoever is protecting this nuclear football from Trump deserves a Congressional  medal of Honor at this point or at some point in the near or far future once Biden is in power!

More than 90 million Americans have cast general election ballots so far

 

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More than 90 million Americans have cast general election ballots so far

By Adam Levy, Liz Stark and Ethan Cohen, CNN

Updated 1:34 PM ET, Sat October 31, 2020

Early voters line up outside of the Vienna Community Building to cast their ballots for the November 3 election, in Vienna, West Virginia, on October 21, 2020. (Photo by Stephen Zenner/AFP/Getty Images)

(CNN)More than 90 million Americans have voted so far with three days left until Election Day, as a majority of states are reporting record early voting turnout in the 2020 election.

These votes represent almost 43% of registered voters nationwide, according to a survey of election officials in all 50 states and Washington, DC, by CNN, Edison Research, and Catalist.   

Fourteen states have already seen more than half of their registered voters cast ballots ahead of November 3.

Nationwide, the more than 90 million ballots already cast represent about 66% -- almost two-thirds -- of the more than 136.5 million ballots cast in the 2016 presidential election.  

Build your own road to 270 electoral votes with CNN's interactive map

As pre-Election Day voting surges nationwide amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many states are seeing record turnout in early voting in-person and an influx in mail-in ballots compared to last cycle.

As of Friday, Texas and Hawaii surpassed their total turnouts from the 2016 general election.

MORE ON VOTING

• CNN's Election 101
• Info on deadlines, poll locations and more
• How to stay safe when voting in person
• What not to wear when you go vote
• What each state says about taking photos when you vote
• What to do if your right to vote is challenged
• How to spot a red or blue 'mirage' in early election night results
• Your questions about voting, answered

Thirty-five states and Washington, DC, have crossed their halfway marks for total 2016 ballots cast, including 13 of CNN's 16 most competitively ranked states — Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, Florida, Arizona, Colorado, Wisconsin, Maine, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Nebraska.

How to spot a red or blue 'mirage' in early election night results

About half of the votes already cast this cycle come from those 16 key states, which will play a crucial role in determining who wins the presidency this year.    

Some voter information comes from Catalist, a company that provides data, analytics and other services to Democrats, academics and nonprofit issue-advocacy organizations, and is providing insights into who is voting before November.  

The early voting numbers come amid an ongoing pandemic, leading many states to extend their early voting period or expand access to mail-in voting. Voters in some states have braved long lines and endured hours-long waits to cast their ballots in-person.

Supporters of Democratic nominee Joe Biden have shown a strong preference for mail-in voting, while most President Donald Trump's supporters say they want to vote on Election Day.

Not all states report party affiliations of early voters, but in several states -- including Florida, North Carolina, Nevada and Iowa -- Republicans are beginning to narrow the Democratic advantage in pre-Election Day voting.

Trump and Biden's schedules in the final stretch of this campaign have reflected the focus on those competitive states.

In the last weekend before Election Day, Trump is spending Saturday in Pennsylvania, while Biden is campaigning in Michigan with former President Barack Obama. Biden then heads to Philadelphia on Sunday, as the President has five rallies planned in five key states -- Michigan, Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

CNN's Veronica Stracqualursi contributed to this report.

Sean Connery Filmography

 Sir Sean Connery was a Scottish actor and producer. He was the first actor to have portrayed the literary character James Bond in a film, starring in six EON Bond films between 1962 and 1971, then again in another Non-EON Bond film in 1983. He was also known for his roles as Jimmy Malone in The Untouchables (1987), for which he won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, along with his portrayals of Mark Rutland in Marnie (1964), Juan Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez in Highlander (1986), Henry Jones Sr. in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), Captain Marko Aleksandrovich Ramius in The Hunt for Red October (1990), and Allan Quatermain in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003). Along with his Academy Award, Connery won two BAFTA Awards, three Golden Globes, and a Henrietta Award.

Contents

• 1Film
• 2Television
• 3Theatre
• 4Video games
• 5References
• 6External links

Film[edit]

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1954	Lilacs in the Spring	Unknown	Uncredited[citation needed]
1957	No Road Back	Spike
	Hell Drivers	Johnny Kates
	Action of the Tiger	Mike
	Time Lock	2nd Welder
1958	Another Time, Another Place	Mark Trevor
1959	Darby O'Gill and the Little People	Michael McBride
	Tarzan's Greatest Adventure	O'Bannion
1961	On the Fiddle	Pedlar Pascoe
	The Frightened City	Paddy Damion
	Macbeth	Macbeth
	Anna Karenina	Count Alexei Vronsky	Rudolph Cartier producer
1962	The Longest Day	Pte. Flanagan
	Dr. No	James Bond
1963	From Russia with Love
1964	Goldfinger
	Marnie	Mark Rutland
	Woman of Straw	Anthony Richmond
1965	The Hill	Joe Roberts
	Thunderball	James Bond
1966	Un monde nouveau	Himself	Cameo
	A Fine Madness	Samson Shillitoe
1967	You Only Live Twice	James Bond
	The Bowler and the Bunnet	Himself	Documentary; also director
1968	Shalako	Shalako
1969	The Red Tent	Roald Amundsen
1970	The Molly Maguires	Jack Kehoe
1971	The Anderson Tapes	Duke Anderson
	Diamonds Are Forever	James Bond
1972	España campo de golf	Himself	Short film
	The Offence	Detective Sergeant Johnson
1974	Zardoz	Zed
	Murder on the Orient Express	Colonel Arbuthnot
	Ransom	Nils Tahlvik
1975	The Dream Factory	Himself	Documentary
	The Wind and the Lion	Mulai Ahmed er Raisuni
	The Man Who Would Be King	Daniel Dravot
1976	Robin and Marian	Robin Hood
	The Next Man	Khalil Abdul-Muhsen
1977	A Bridge Too Far	Maj. Gen. Roy Urquhart
1979	The First Great Train Robbery	Edward Pierce
	Meteor	Dr Paul Bradley
	Cuba	Robert Dapes
1981	Outland	Marshal William T. O'Niel
	Time Bandits	King Agamemnon
1982	G'olé!	Narrator	Documentary
	Five Days One Summer	Douglas Meredith
	Wrong Is Right	Patrick Hale
1983	Sean Connery's Edinburgh	Himself	Short documentary
	Never Say Never Again	James Bond
1984	Sword of the Valiant	The Green Knight
1986	Highlander	Juan Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez
	The Name of the Rose	William of Baskerville
1987	The Untouchables	Jim Malone
1988	The Presidio	Lt. Col. Alan Caldwell
	Memories of Me	Himself	Uncredited cameo[citation needed]
1989	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade	Henry Jones, Sr.
	Family Business	Jessie McMullen
1990	The Hunt for Red October	Captain Marko Ramius
	The Russia House	Barley Blair
1991	Highlander II: The Quickening	Juan Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez
	Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves	King Richard the Lionheart	Uncredited cameo[citation needed]
1992	Medicine Man	Dr. Robert Campbell
1993	Rising Sun	Capt. John Connor	Also executive producer
1994	A Good Man in Africa	Dr. Alex Murray
1995	Just Cause	Paul Armstrong	Also executive producer
	First Knight	King Arthur
1996	Dragonheart	Draco	Voice role[1]
	The Rock	John Patrick Mason	Also executive producer
1998	The Avengers	Sir August de Wynter
	Playing by Heart	Paul
1999	Entrapment	Robert MacDougal	Also producer
2000	Finding Forrester	William Forrester	Also producer
2003	The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen	Allan Quatermain	Also executive producer
2012	Sir Billi	Sir Billi	Voice role Also executive producer[2][1]
	Ever to Excel	Narrator	Documentary[3][4] Final film

Television[edit]

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1956	Dixon of Dock Green	Joe Brasted	Episode: Ladies of the Manor
	The Condemned	Performer	Television Movie
	Sailor of Fortune	Achmed	Episode: The Crescent and the Star
1957	The Jack Benny Program	Porter	Episode: Jack Hires Opera Singer in Rome
	Blood Money	Harlan McClintok	Television Movie
	BBC Sunday Night Theatre	Mountain McClintok	Episode: Requiem for a Heavyweight
	ITV Television Playhouse	Mat Burke	Episode: Anna Christie
1958	Women in Love	Johnnie	Television Movie
	Armchair Theatre	Performer	Episode: The Boy with Meat Axe
1959	The Magical World of Disney	Michael MacBride	Episode: I Captured the King of the Leprechauns
1959-60	ITV Play of the Week	Various roles	4 episodes
1960	BBC Sunday Night Theatre	Julien	Episode: Colembe
	An Age of Kings	Harry Percy	5 episodes
	Without the Grail	Innes Corrie	Television Movie
	Macbeth	Macbeth	Television Movie
1961	Adventure Story	Alexander	Television Movie
	Anna Karenina	Alexis Vronsky	Television Movie
1969	Male of the Species	MacNeil	Television Movie
	BBC Sunday Night Theatre	MacNeil	MacNeil
2003	Freedom: A History of US	John Muir	Episode: Yearning to Breathe Free

Theatre[edit]

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1998	Art	Producer	Royale Theatre, Broadway

Video games[edit]

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2005	James Bond 007: From Russia with Love	James Bond	Likeness and voice of James Bond

References[edit]

1. ^ Jump up to:^a b https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/Sean-Connery/
2. ^ A. Fernandez, Jay (19 March 2012). "Sean Connery Animated Adventure 'Sir Billi' to Premiere at Sonoma Film Festival". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
3. ^ "Sean Connery tells the story of St Andrews". news.st-andrews.ac.uk. 2012-05-12. Retrieved 2020-02-18.
4. ^ Ever to Excel, retrieved 2020-02-18

External links[edit]

• Sean Connery filmography on IMDb

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• Male actor filmographies
• Scottish filmographies

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